Seen and Unseen
People never fully know the real you. They fill in the gaps with their own guesses, give you a label, and move on. An exploration of being seen — and the vast parts of us that remain invisible.
People never fully know the real you. They fill in the gaps with their own guesses, give you a label, and move on. An exploration of being seen — and the vast parts of us that remain invisible.
Life feels more like a maze than a journey. At the crossroads of past and future, questioning whether the choices made were enough — or if they closed doors forever.
Dr. Strange gets asked if he is happy at Christine wedding. Even a superhero can feel lost. Sometimes happiness is not about saving the world — it is a different kind of magic.
A hungover morning on the French Riviera turns into something unexpected. Wandering the Promenade des Anglais, the vastness of the sea mirrors an emptiness inside — until serendipity strikes.
Sunrise over Everest, pictures racking up likes — but a wave of guilt washes over. A travel confession about chasing experiences for the gram while missing the point entirely.
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She suspected he had a screw loose. He suspected the same about her. A witty exchange that explores what happens when two imperfect people try not to screw things up.
We are all born in bubbles — spheres of existence that grow with us. A poem about life, isolation, and the shared human condition of searching for meaning within our confines.
Know when to stop overthinking, over-drinking, overworking. Inspired by Dear Zindagi, a reflection on patterns, habits, and the genius of knowing your limits.
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Eros and Thanatos — love and death — are opposites yet inextricably linked. Exploring how the Greek forces of desire and destruction shape everything we do.
In the Forest of Whispers, seekers search for a mystical being that grants wisdom. A story about the illusion that separates us from each other and from truth.
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